2003 Jeep Wrangler Freedom Edition - Low Miles, Lifted, Very Nice Shape on 2040-cars
North Judson, Indiana, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:4.0 Inline 6 Cylinder
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Transmission:Manual
Make: Jeep
Model: Wrangler
Options: 4-Wheel Drive, CD Player
Trim: Freedom Edition
Safety Features: Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Drive Type: 4x4
Mileage: 57,021
Exterior Color: Red
Disability Equipped: No
Interior Color: Gray
Number of Doors: 3
Number of Cylinders: 6
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale - 2003 Jeep Wrangler 4x4 Freedom Edition. I bought this jeep last year after looking for a clean, low miles, clean car fax jeep for 9-10 months. I found this one in central Texas. I am the third owner. I bought it for hunting and winter driving here in NW Indiana. But now I decided to move back south and last year I also quit hunting. I don't off road, so I have no use for a Jeep anymore. It has the following:
Inline 6 Cylinder Engine
Air Conditioning
Power Steering
Factory AM/FM/CD
Lift Kit (was on it when I bought it)
BF Goodrich All Terrain 33x12.50x15 Tires with Mag Wheels
5 Speed Manual Transmission
Soft Top
4x4
Sound Bar (Factory)
Custom Front Bumper (Smittybilt)
Fog Lights (factory as they function from the light switch on the steering column)
Side Bars - Tubular
When I bought it I had the fluids changed to synthetic lubes:
Engine oil
Front Axle
Rear Axle
Transfer Case
Radiator was flushed and new (correct) antifreeze put back in.
I had it done at a Pennzoil (Jiffy Lube) facilty.
Also:
New Plugs
New Steering Dampner
New Speakers in Sound Bar
No oil leaks, I had a small one but had it fixed, it was an o-ring on the speedometer cable. I changed the engine oil again at 55,000 (last fall). I used synthetic again. I also put a K&N Air Filter on it.
I know of no issues. It drive fine, the stereo works fine, as does all lights, etc. The 4x4 system works perfectly. Air Conditioner and Heater work fine also. The tires were rotated and balanced at 50,000 miles also.
When I bought it there were two door dings that had been touched up. You can see them when you are up close. I took pictures of both of them (last two pics). It is used and it does have the normal wear (swirls, small chips) that you would expect in any car or truck 10 years old. I took 22 pictures so look it over and judge for yourself. Pictures were taken today, 3/30/2013.
Payment by wire transfer, bank check or cash. All funds must clear before you can pick up the Jeep.
All shipping is the responsibility of the buyer.
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Sat, Jan 10 2015The problem with exploding fuel tanks in the 1993-1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee and 2002-2007 Jeep Liberty in some rear collisions continues to be a problem for FCA US, formerly Chrysler. The campaign to fix the utility vehicles was first announced in June 2013 after 51 claimed fatalities, and the fixes reportedly began in January 2014. However, there continue to be new deaths blaming the problem in unrepaired models, according to The Detroit News, citing data from the Center for Auto Safety. The automaker initially refused NHTSA's pressuring to conduct a recall because the models met applicable crash standards when they were manufactured, but eventually, there was a compromise to inspect and fix about 1.56 million Jeeps. With the fuel tank located between the rear axle and bumper, the unusual fix was to install a trailer hitch for extra protection. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration later agreed that the change would provide added safety in lower to medium speed crashes, but not high-speed crashes. The most recent fatality, according to The Detroit News, occurred on a Michigan freeway in November 2014 when a pregnant woman in a 2003 Liberty was rear-ended when traffic slowed. Her Jeep impacted the vehicle in front, rolled over and a fire resulted. The family reportedly plans to file a lawsuit against FCA. At issue has been the rate at which the vehicles are being fixed. In July 2014, the automaker estimated it could have all of the vehicles repaired by March 2015 thanks to additional hitch supplies. But by November, NHTSA claimed that only three percent of the recalled models had been fixed. FCA says it continues to work to notify owners, though. According to Chrysler spokesperson Eric Mayne to Autoblog, "We are processing approximately 1,200 vehicles per day. Every owner who schedules service is receiving service. As of Jan. 8, that total was 193,490." The company has also mailed out over two million notifications to owners, more than the number officially called in. Given the age of these Jeeps, many of them have had multiple owners, and historically, the older a vehicle is, the less likely the recall fixes are to be carried out. FCA is currently creating a video urging people to have the hitch installed to be released soon. News Source: The Detroit News [1], [2]Image Credit: Jeep Recalls Jeep Safety SUV FCA jeep liberty jeep safety
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